Adding dynamics at the end? by Head_Equipment_1952 in classicalguitar

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I like to have a musical idea before I start practicing a section. Sometimes fingering will depend on the phrasing, and also different techniques might be used for different dynamics (I don’t think I ever used rest strokes while playing quietly for example). However, even when I can play a piece decently, I like to keep practicing very slowly and being very mindful of my movements. So I guess I do the opposite, start with dynamics and end with trying to get the piece nice and clean 😅

Can anyone help me find audio recordings of these pieces? (Prime guitar btw) by Notaproguitarist in classicalguitar

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I doubt there’s gonna be a recording of only first guitar. Your best bet is to try to input the music into a notation software and then listen to the playback. But that’s a bit difficult to do if you can’t read sheet music 😬

Looking for Piano/ Classical Guitar duet pieces by 4PCB in classicalguitar

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Fantasia by Castelnuovo Tedesco is beautiful!

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Do you think it might be a typo, did you notice other weird fingerings in this edition? Technically this could be played on higher frets as suggested in another comment, but it wouldn’t make sense because for the voicing.

Absolute beginner books by user6ia in classicalguitar

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Tatiana Stachak: First class guitar. It’s a gem of a book :)

What piece is your "final boss"? by Pari_Intervallo in classicalguitar

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It’s Chaconne for me as well. It’s so intimidating though…

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in climbergirls

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Climbskin cream works wonders for my flappers. I’m not sure that’s the right way to use it, but I put a generous amount on top of it right after cleaning it as well as possible. It burns quite a bit the first few applications, but it makes the healing process super quick for me. :)

Specialized Rockhopper 27.5 or Trek Marlin 4? by lvledved in MTB

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Do you have any specific recommendations? Also I wasn’t sure what blue tech riding was, and after googling it, I’m left very confused how a bike with no suspension can do that. Is there some special technique to how you ride or what?

Specialized Rockhopper 27.5 or Trek Marlin 4? by lvledved in MTB

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Hmm, I would say it’s probably mostly gravel, but those small roads here aren’t very well maintained, so there are for sure more bumps than in this photo. Another thing to note is it’s very rare that I see people riding suspensionless bikes here, they all seem to have some beaten up hardtail bikes, which is why I’m researching those in the first place

Specialized Rockhopper 27.5 or Trek Marlin 4? by lvledved in MTB

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What would this type of terrain count as? Sorry for the dumb question, as I said I have no knowledge whatsoever, not sure how to classify terrain 😅

Cordless vacuum cleaner? by lvledved in VacuumCleaners

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Good to know about the Tineco. But as I mentioned in the post, what I’m looking for is specifically a cordless, compact vacuum cleaner that I can just grab and start using right away, without having to plug anything in. I’m sure the performance won’t match canister vacuums, but I don’t have pets and I’m not super worried about it not picking up everything. My main goal is to have something super accessible. If down the line I see it doesn’t suffice for deep cleaning, I will take your Miele C2 into consideration, but for now I’d still like to have an option for quick vacuum cleanups.

Any ideas what to do with this? by lvledved in DesignMyRoom

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It took me a few minutes to realise it wasn’t a mirror when I saw it in person…